There are 18 different Liberty prints in the quilt - I thought it would be fun to point some of them out!
Liberty cotton (or 'Tana Lawn, as it's more properly known) is fantastic stuff - it's super-soft when purchased, but only gets better with washing and wear.
I thought Christian would like the modernist chair print to the left, above - and the Grayson Perry bicycle print works with the bicycle mini-theme (birds and bicycles were both prints I kept my eye out for!)
Here we have three Liberty prints in a row! The first one is called 'Joyride', the others have names unfortunately lost to time (and Ebay...) - but watch this space!
A lovely Elizabethan floral...
Here's a variation on Edenham, a real Liberty classic (sitting next to one of my favorite prints in the whole quilt, an Aunt Grace 1930's style geometric teacup. But I digress...)
And here's Lucy's Farm, complete with slightly menacing radioactive snowflake....
I bought a lot of this to make a Betty Draper-style sundress...but in the meantime, it's hanging out in your quilt!
\And finally, Caesar, the quintessential Liberty print. I hope it'll be at home in New York!
I'm working on the side borders now...when I'm done, it'll be time for quilting. Exciting and scary!
